SealLine E-Case - Medium
Delivering submersible protection to keep essentials dry, the medium SealLine E-Case maintains full functionality of touch-screen devices. Plus, its slim design makes it easy to stash in your pack.
- Medium size fits a passport, first aid kit or point-and-shoot camera
- Delivering submersible protection, each case is individually tested to ensure it meets the IPX7 standard of withstanding full submersion in 1 m of water for 30 min.
- Ultraclear polyurethane windows allow full functionality of touch screens, cameras and voice functions
- SealLock™ zippered seal and rugged RF-welded seams deliver protection from the elements; zip-style opening makes it quick and easy to access your essentials
- Leash points to make it easy to secure the case to a pack, boat or other object
- PVC-free materials have a reduced environmental impact over vinyl-coated materials
Made in USA.
View all SealLine Waterproof Cases| Best Use | Paddling |
|---|---|
| Transparent | Yes |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Material(s) | 250-denier 6.7 oz. polyurethane-coated polyester; nylon blend; urethane film |
| Dimensions | 8 x 6 x 0.13 inches |
| Weight | 1.5 ounces |
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Great case but strange location for the grommets.
I bought the medium for travel documents, cash, and occasional phone use. Very well made; retro-reflective logo; smooth, tactile closure, and effective at maintaining waterproofness. Curiously however, the grommet placement, for attaching a rope or piece of webbing, would insure that the closure is facing down (towards the ground). A very strange design choice given that people put important documents and heavy phones in these cases. While the zip-loc type closure may be tough, I just wouldn’t mount the case upside down. Similar products on the market place these grommets on either side of the zipper or closure system which is logical.
Pro: Waterproof; Con: Risky opening design
I have used this case to hold my iPhone 14 Pro while kayaking and caving. The case is waterproof. I have rolled the kayak many times and had the case underwater for long periods, and it hasn't leaked. But I don't trust it. As another reviewer mentioned, the opening is at the bottom of the case when you hang it from your neck by a lanyard through the corner holes. The iPhone is fairly heavy, and I have observed that it can begin to open the fins of the seal. While I was caving, a companion pointed out that the phone was actually poking out of the case's opening, and I was close to dropping it into the abyss! This is of course a concern while rolling a boat, or swimming. I'm not sure whether to return it, or to modify it by making lanyard holes in the opening side of the case, so it hangs with the opening facing up. Caveat emptor!
Excellent case that protects my
Excellent case that protects my insulin pump while I’m riding!
Cheap insurance
I needed a flexible yet durable way to stay organized and protect my belongings from the elements. the E case does just that. I backpack, kayak, ski, bike and use it everyday while at work. it condenses in my lunch box to protect it from condensation or an accidental spill, but also doesn't take up excess space. The color coding, and clear case helps me stay organized, the zip lock seal is easy to get into as well as close. It has gone underwater, left in extreme heat and has had no breakdown after 2 years.
Great case
I like this case a lot, and have been using it for kayaking and packrafting here in Alaska. I had an earlier version that was both smaller (for a smaller phone than I have now) and had a little metal plug in it that you could use to use the headphone jack even while waterproofed, and that was neat but I think these simpler E-cases are better, and more universal (e.g. if you get a bigger phone, it will still fit). I love that it has the holes in the corner - I use an accessory carabiner and clip it to the deck of my boat so I can easily grab my phone to take photos or check a map as I travel. It's also helpful for keeping the phone dry on trips - I live in the rainforest in Southeast Alaska, so it's nice to be certain your phone will stay completely dry even while you (and everything else) are wet.
Delaminated in the corner
I have had my case since June 2023. I have used it 5 or 6 times to hold my iPhone while at the beach or kayaking. I used it today and discovered after it was in less 4 feet of water the bag was full of water. I was confused by what happen so took my phone out of the bag and submerged the bag in water again. It filled with water a second time. After inspection of the bag the corner on the other side from the zipper has de-laminated allowing water in. My phone is now dead as is the bag.
Great addition
Loved that you could still use the teach screen features while it was in safe keeping. My phone take on splashes, waves, and accidental submersion and faired great. The only 2 things to note are it is a bit bulky and doesn't fit in the pocket anymore. The other thing, the fit is tight. I had to take my phone out of its everyday case in order to waterproof. But then I didn't have any shock protection. Maybe just buy the next size up if you want to keep your case on.
Solid quality but make sure
Solid quality but make sure you get one that is big enough for you phone or whatever you are putting into it. Tough to insert your devise with the grabby nature of the rubber material but performs well. This one is certainly too small for a regular size android galaxy, would fit in the medium size well. My Samsung 22 Ultra is way to big to fit in the small. I think you could squeeze it in the medium but I just ended up using the large case for the last canoe trip.
Smartest purchase I've made!
I purchased the medium case a year ago and it's had a lot of use. Due to an injury, I have to practice waking and balancing in a pool. Sooooo boring! Since I got the case, I can use my kindle or IPAD in the pool. The seal has never given me a problem and I typically drop the tablet in water (safer than the edge of the pool where it can be stolen or stepped on), swim for a while and it's still floating and watertight when I return.
Solid quality but make sure
Solid quality but make sure you get one that is big enough for you phone or whatever you are putting into it. Tough to insert your devise with the grabby nature of the rubber material but performs well. A regular size android galaxy, would fit in the medium size well. My Samsung 22 Ultra is way to big to fit in the small. I think you could squeeze it in the medium but I just ended up using the large case for the last canoe trip.